A plain introduction to the criticism of the New Testament for the use of Biblical students
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2 volumes : 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
v.1. Preliminary considerations -- General character of the Greek MSS. of the New Testament -- Divisions of the text, and other particulars -- Appendix to chapter III: Synaxarion and eclogadion of the gospels and apostolic writings daily throughout the year; Menology -- The larger uncials of the Greek Testament -- Uncial manuscripts of the gospels -- Unccial manuscripts of the Acts and Catholic Epistles, of St. Paul's Epistles, and of the Apocalypse -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part I -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part II -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part III -- Cursive manuscripts of the Acts and Catholic Epistles -- Cursive manuscripts of St. Paul's Epistles -- Cursive manuscripts of the Apocalypse -- Evangelistaries, or manuscript service-books of the gospels -- Lectionaries containing the apostolos or praxapostolos -- Additional uncials -- Appendix A: Chief authorities -- Appendix B: On facsimiles -- Appendix C: On dating by indiction -- Appendix D: On the ....... -- Appendix E: Table of differences -- Index I. Of Greek manuscripts -- Index II. Of scribes, part owners, and collators. -- v.2. -- Ancient versions -- Syriac versions -- Latin versions -- Egyptian or Coptic versions -- The other versions of the New Testament -- Quotations from the fathers -- Early printed editions -- Internal evidence -- History of the text -- Recent views of comparative criticism -- Appendix. Illustrative passages -- Character of the dialect of the Greek Testament -- Application of principles to select passages -- Appendix A: Syriac lectionaries -- Appendix B: Additional Bohairic manuscripts -- Index I. Of passages treated -- Index II. Of subjects
2 volumes : 23 cm
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
v.1. Preliminary considerations -- General character of the Greek MSS. of the New Testament -- Divisions of the text, and other particulars -- Appendix to chapter III: Synaxarion and eclogadion of the gospels and apostolic writings daily throughout the year; Menology -- The larger uncials of the Greek Testament -- Uncial manuscripts of the gospels -- Unccial manuscripts of the Acts and Catholic Epistles, of St. Paul's Epistles, and of the Apocalypse -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part I -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part II -- Cursive manuscripts of the gospels, part III -- Cursive manuscripts of the Acts and Catholic Epistles -- Cursive manuscripts of St. Paul's Epistles -- Cursive manuscripts of the Apocalypse -- Evangelistaries, or manuscript service-books of the gospels -- Lectionaries containing the apostolos or praxapostolos -- Additional uncials -- Appendix A: Chief authorities -- Appendix B: On facsimiles -- Appendix C: On dating by indiction -- Appendix D: On the ....... -- Appendix E: Table of differences -- Index I. Of Greek manuscripts -- Index II. Of scribes, part owners, and collators. -- v.2. -- Ancient versions -- Syriac versions -- Latin versions -- Egyptian or Coptic versions -- The other versions of the New Testament -- Quotations from the fathers -- Early printed editions -- Internal evidence -- History of the text -- Recent views of comparative criticism -- Appendix. Illustrative passages -- Character of the dialect of the Greek Testament -- Application of principles to select passages -- Appendix A: Syriac lectionaries -- Appendix B: Additional Bohairic manuscripts -- Index I. Of passages treated -- Index II. Of subjects
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